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Julie Zhuo

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How To Win Friends & Influence Decisions (Julie Zhuo) | Lenny & Friends Summit 2024

Dec 12, 202430m

Guest: Julie Zhuo - Co-founder of Sundial. Julie was the longtime head of design for the Facebook app and is the author of the best-selling book "The Making of a Manager." She is known for her insightful perspectives on product building and management. Key Takeaways: Management Evolution: The role of managers is shifting towards managing AI tools and agents, requiring skills in defining clear goals and understanding the strengths of different AI models. Flattening Organizations: With AI empowering individuals to perform multiple roles, traditional role boundaries are dissolving, leading to smaller, more versatile teams. Diagnose with Data, Treat with Design: Data should be used to identify problems and opportunities, while creative solutions should be developed through design thinking. Feedback Culture: Establishing a culture of continuous feedback is crucial for personal and team growth. Feedback should be a daily practice, not just a periodic review. Personal Growth and Alignment: Managers should focus on self-awareness and aligning personal goals with professional responsibilities to maintain conviction and effectively lead teams. Topics Covered: AI in management, flattening organizations, data-driven decision-making, feedback culture, personal growth in management, timeless management advice, integrating AI tools in daily work.

Notable Quotes

โ€œEmotional regulation is still really, really, really important.โ€

Parenting and AI

โ€œTrue freedom is you can pick the things that are hard and you can feel pride in becoming the thing that you want to be.โ€

Personal Growth

โ€œTechnology makes things a lot easier, but how do we continue to be the kind of people that want to take on the freedom of doing challenging things?โ€

Technology and Human Experience